Word: howland
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...unusually light and as yet no very good candidates have been developed: The men and their weights are as follows: Isham, 163, Oastler, 156; Dean, 148; Aiken, 163; Coates, 155; Chadwick, 162; Corson, 148; Moody, 147; Treadwell, 147; Judson, 147; Drew, 147; Thurke, 147; R. Hunting, 145; Howland, 145; Bunce, 143; Hall, 142; Rollins, 140; Bushnell, 140; Noyes, 130; Gage, 130; and Ely, 155, of 91; and Rogers, 154; Williams, 155; and Simms, of '90 S. Three freshmen, Brewster, Kennison and Williams, are training for the 'Varsity. James, '90, is training with the 'Varsity, and in his absence Glison...
...catchers we have Henshaw and Campbell of last year's nine; Knowlton, the phenomenal catcher of last year's Andover team, and Howland of the Law School. Campbell, however, will probably not catch this year...
...officers of the Freshman football Club of Yale for the ensuing year will be : President, Howland; vice-president, Roby; treasurer, Grey...
About fifty Brown University alumni had their annual jollification at Delmonico's, New York, the other evening. Among those present were Professor I. L. Lincoln, Judge Henry E. Howland, General Thomas Ewing, Rowland Hazard, Charles L. Colby and Roswell Smith. Letters of regret were read from George William Curtis, Sunset Cox and others. A number of speeches were made...
...those of the Englishmen. He has worked faithfully with the crews since his graduation, and has done more to raise the standard of rowing at Yale than any other man. The dinner was in every way a success. Many prominent graduates were present, among them were Hon. Henry E. Howland, Prof. Richards, Gen. George Peabody Wetmore, Buchanan Winthrop, Frederic W. Stevens, Sidney E. Morse, and George A. Adee. Following were some of the toasts: "Athletics at Yale," responded to by Prof. E. L. Richards, '60; "From Quinsigamond to the Thames," responded to by W. C. Gulliver, '70; "Graduate Interest...